Environmental Education Grants 2001 Through class presentations, demonstrations, field days at a local farm with health for display at the Poulsbo Marine Center and Kitsap County Fair and http://yosemite.epa.gov/r10/extaff.nsf/0/196f93ea4d8f9c1d88256a99006b971e?OpenDo
Extractions: Immediate job openings Internships/Part-time Opportunities Summer Jobs Other helpful job search links This page lists ONLY positions in need of immediate filling. All listings will be removed after 30 days. For keeping up with more complete and ongoing listings of job openings in Iowa and around the country, we refer you to our listings of Career Workshops and Job Fairs and the searchable databases you will find there. Education Vacancies Creston Community School District has the following openings for 2005-2006: K-12 Vocal Music which is a shared position with Diagonal Community Schools and a high school Industrial Technology position in Creston. For more information on the vocal music position contact Brad Baker, Principal, at 641-782-1155 or bbaker@creston.k12.ia.us and for the industrial technology position contact Todd Wolverine, Principal, at 641-782-2116 or twolverine@creston.k12.ia.us. (616/05)
Brain Injury Association Of Wyoming - Calendar For more information contact the Governors planning Council on Safe Kids days in Casper and Cheyenne; Wheatland health Fair; and the Walk for Thought. http://www.biausa.org/Wyoming/calendar.htm
Extractions: Dorothy Cronin and Geoff Lauer at the Native American brain Injury Conference in Montana, April 2005. Thanks! The Brain Injury Association of Wyoming would like to thank the McMurry Foundation for its generous donation of $10,000.00. The donation will be used to support general operating expenses for the Association. Charitable giving such as that of the McMurry Foundation makes it possible for us to provide Brain Injury Information and Referral Services, Support Groups, a lending library, injury prevention activities for children and much more. The McMurry Foundation may be reached at P.O. Box 2016, Casper, Wyoming 82602, by phone at (307)261-9953, or by e-mail at rachel@mcmurry.net Bike and Skate Safety Event Sponsored by: The Brain Injury Association of Wyoming AndGood Shepherd Lutheran Church 10:00-Noon, Saturday
Untitled Page Responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising the dayto-day field trips, community clean-up, health fair and community strengthening. http://www.layc-dc.org/jobs/default.html
Extractions: The Outreach Worker will conduct community outreach to identify homeless and runaway youth and encourage them to seek emergency shelter assistance. Responsabilities Contact schools, churches, community centers and other local organizations to disseminate information about programs to be provided; Organizes and conducts presentations at schools, churches and communities centers; Conducts outreach to youth for recruitment purposes; Assists the Program Coordinator and Residential Counselor in the provision of services; Ensures that participants comply with the residential program regulations, as well as with established house chores; Inspects kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms to assure that sanitary standards are met; Attends weekly meetings with residential program staff to coordinate outreach activities address programmatic issues; Attends Outreach Workers meetings;
Texas Department Of Health Region 8 Program Listings! Conduct active environmental health surveillance and field investigations, Regional health fairs Stock Shows;; School programs from prekinder through http://www.r08.tdh.state.tx.us/programs.html
St. Louis Non-Profit Agencies - Community Service Program Attending health fairs on behalf of the AHA. Organize a field day for the children, assist with grounds work, read to or tutor children Edit http://www.communityservice.wustl.edu/stlagencies/edit.php
Extractions: Jump To... ** SEARCH ** WU Groups Non-Profit Agencies Career Resources ** INFO ** CS Connection Calendar Holiday volunteering ** PROGRAMS ** Service First Leadership Through Service Ethic of Service Award Stern Scholarship Blood Drives ** TIPS ** Organizing group projects Working with WU volunteers Home St. Louis Non-Profit Agencies >> Edit A B C D ... Z Name Mission Statement Volunteer Opportunities Car Needed? Details A R.A.Y. Of H.O.P.E. A program presented by the Eastern Missouri Western Illinois Jurisdiction Youth Department... Mentoring youth ages 5 to 21 in sessions every 4th Saturday consisting of tutoring, arts a... Edit AARP Tax-Aide AARP is a nonprofit membership organization of people 50 and older, dedicated to addressin... Tax counselors receive free tax training and become IRS certified by passing the IRS exam.... Edit Abbott Services To provide medical transportation, non-inpatient health care, health care education, and h... opportunities exist within several different departments Edit Accion Social Comunitaria To respond to God's call and do our part in bringing about the Vision, and creating minist... willing to work with volunteers despite level of fluency in Spanish and English; will matc...
St. Louis Non-Profit Agencies - Community Service Program Attending health fairs on behalf of the AHA. Organize a field day for the children, assist with grounds work, read to or tutor children More http://www.communityservice.wustl.edu/stlagencies/display.php
Extractions: Jump To... ** SEARCH ** WU Groups Non-Profit Agencies Career Resources ** INFO ** CS Connection Calendar Holiday volunteering ** PROGRAMS ** Service First Leadership Through Service Ethic of Service Award Stern Scholarship Blood Drives ** TIPS ** Organizing group projects Working with WU volunteers Home St. Louis Non-Profit Agencies >> Agencies Name Mission Statement Volunteer Opportunities Car Needed? Details A B C D ... Z A R.A.Y. Of H.O.P.E. A program presented by the Eastern Missouri Western Illinois Jurisdiction Youth Department... Mentoring youth ages 5 to 21 in sessions every 4th Saturday consisting of tutoring, arts a... More AARP Tax-Aide AARP is a nonprofit membership organization of people 50 and older, dedicated to addressin... Tax counselors receive free tax training and become IRS certified by passing the IRS exam.... More Abbott Services To provide medical transportation, non-inpatient health care, health care education, and h... opportunities exist within several different departments More Accion Social Comunitaria To respond to God's call and do our part in bringing about the Vision, and creating minist... willing to work with volunteers despite level of fluency in Spanish and English; will matc...
Extractions: Primary Health Care through family health programmes in field practice area Hadaba Shargia, Tripoli, Libya Volume 1, Issue 1, 1995, Page 87-95 Sadik Abounaja and Chandra S. Nayak The study looked at 3 465 people from 427 families who visited the family clinic in Hadaba Shargia, Tripoli, Libya, between December 1985 and November 1987. Total coverage for the multiphasic screening was 61.93%, out of which a majority were below the age of 15 years. The literacy rate was 64.18%. Most of those screened above the age of 15 were housewives. Of the families, 75.36% were living as nuclear families, with average family size of 8.1. Morbidity prevalence at the time of survey was 464.6 per 1 000, with a predominance of infectious diseases. Vaccination coverage was high for BCG while moderate for DPT and polio and low for measles. Introduction Medical practice has been limited for centuries to the treatment of patients upon request, the emphasis being more curative than preventative. The gradual development of family and community medicine since the nineteenth century has added new dimensions of social responsibility to medicine. The pattern of disease in the community is very different from the pattern in the hospitals; therefore the illnesses of the community must be studied within their ecological setting. Most of the time the fundamental and preventable causes of illness are usually to be found within the community itself [
Journal Of Extension, October 1995 and education at health fairs, PTA meetings, and the county fair. A simple field estimate of stage of maturity (MSCmean state by count) was http://www.joe.org/joe/1995october/
Extractions: "Swatting FliesEating Elephants" challenges the Extension system to become a premier adult education agency by focusing talented teachers on real world clientele. The thesis is that Extension has compromised itself by clinging to a dwindling clientele-base with an unfocused curriculum and a strategy of political reliance. What Business Are We In? Johnson, Earl C. There is a parallel between U.S. industrial firms that have been successful for 100 or more years and what Cooperative Extension must do to remain viable in the years ahead. A recent article in The Wall Street Journal provides valuable food for thought on how we can most-effectively market our organization. As we ask ourselves "What Business Are We In?", it is imperative that we focus on Extension's strength. We know and serve the adults and youth of rural America, providing them education in agriculture and home economics. Feature Articles Extension Leaders: Moving Beyond Affirmative Action to Value Diversity Ludwig, Barbara G.
Student Teaching Mental health Lesson planning Instructions for Supervising Teacher days lost through absences during the student teaching may require the student http://www.fsu.edu/~CandI/health/courses/4870.htm
Extractions: The students must assume the role of the professional health educator and/or teacher with all that this entails. Student teachers must play this role well to the satisfaction of the supervising teachers. The school administrators (Vice-Principals, Principals, etc.) and the college supervisor. Mature, professional judgment is expected in all matters concerning responsibilities in the school. Whatever responsibilities are given, it is assumed that student teachers will reflect reliability and willingness in their performance. Professional ethics are the extension to, and application of, those principles of conduct associated with the good and the ideal. Tact, open-mindedness, and discretion are allied attributes in developing a professional image. The image the student teachers reflect as persons is only determined in part by their appearance, posture, and dress. Knowledge and display of the social amenities will be of equal importance. The manner in which the student teachers meet people, their poise and graciousness in social situations, even their eating habits, will be observed by others who are thinking of them as potential colleagues. Their voices, language, and conversational habits are assessed in informal situations as well as during their teaching.
Health Education News For March 2002 Cezannes advice to those who are new to the field of health education is, Breathe life Cezanne s expertise includes health promotion program planning, http://www3.doh.wa.gov/here/HERENews/HERENews02Mar.htm
Extractions: Camera Ready Materials A partial database of Department of Health camera-ready educational materials is now officially available. Bookmark this page: www3.doh.wa.gov/here//materials/HERE_CRAListing.aspx . Eventually all brochures, posters and other materials that DOH produces will be available online. If there is an educational publication you use a lot and dont see in the database, send an email to HERE@doh.wa.gov Training Opportunity April 23, 2002 9-4pm Childrens Hospital will host a one-day training on how to provide culturally relevant services and materials to families. This event will be held in Ellensburg at Hal Holmes Community Center. Presenters will be Amy Santos, Assistant Professor at the Department of Special Education at the University of Illinois, and Maryanne Blake, Network Librarian and Outreach Services Coordinator for the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region. This training is designed for health educators, public health nurses, CSHCN coordinators, school nurses, parent-to-parent coordinators, family resource coordinators, early childhood educators, and other health and advocacy professionals serving families who have children with special health care needs. To receive a registration brochure contact Megan Sety at the Center for Children with Special Needs, Childrens Hospital and Regional Medical Center at
Dietetic Internship Program community by teaching about nutrition at local health fairs, clinics and seminars. Additional 12 days/week spent counseling cancer and home health http://www.agnr.umd.edu/users/nfsc/internship/alumni.html
Extractions: Minnesota State University, Mankato Job Duties: Provides one-on-one nutrition counseling for clients with medical conditions that can be treated with Medical Nutrition Therapy or clients that wish to achieve weight loss, weight maintenance, or enhanced athletic performance through optimal nutrition. "Despite the internship being the most frustrating and demanding period of my life, I really gained a lot of confidence in my abilities and feel that I truly am a professional that can help people achieve their nutritional goals. The program exposed me to a variety of settings and I became comfortable with meeting and working with different people on a consistent basis. It was a great start to building my career and learning to adapt to varying scenarios. " Courtney Panunzio Job Title: Clinical Dietitian Employer: Morrison Management Specialists
Side-Bars, Population Reports, Series M, Number 12 Family planning field Worker Helps Create New Roles for Woman This occurs because women receive less than their fair share of health care and food, http://www.infoforhealth.org/pr/m12/m12boxes.shtml
Extractions: Debate Over Policy "I was given in marriage at age 13. I hadn't even reached puberty. My father was dead, so my uncle arranged the marriage with a neighbor. Now it is better; there is a law that says girls mustn't marry before the age of 17. That is good. You know, I hadn't had my period when I married. A month later it cameand a month after that I was pregnant. I had five childrenthree boys and two girlsbut one daughter was stillborn. "My children go to school, and I want them, both sons and daughters, to go as far as their ability lets them. I want them to have a good future, a profession, a happy life. I don't want them working in the fields, picking up straws and leftovers as I do. I would like so much to have gone to school. I would like to have opened my mind. I would have taught other people about things. I want to know everythingeverything you can learn if you have an education. I won't let my daughters marry earlier than 17. I want them to have time to finish their studies, prepare their trousseau, and prepare themselves for marriage. "Men are much better these days than they were before. They respect women more. Now they learn things, they are more understanding, they understand the rights of men and of women, too. And now a man can no longer divorce a wife he tires of. Before, a woman could be divorced, beaten, and poorly treated. That kind of thing doesn't exist anymore, thanks to President Bourguiba. Thanks to him and the laws, women are much better off today.
Field Day Survival Guide All of this information is essential when planning a field Day! Krista Winn (BINGO field Day, page 149; Fit, Healthy, and Ready to Learn field Day, http://greatactivities.net/1FDSurvival Guide.html
Extractions: Back to Home Page The Great Activities Newspaper On-Line Sample Issue of The Great Activities Newspaper Our Online Catalog ... Send Us an E-Mail Field Day is a special year-end day of activities at many elementary schools across our nation. Field Days have many variations. But, no matter what the style, Field Days take quite a bit of time and energy to organize and run. The Field Day Survival Guide contains an outstanding selection of Field Days gathered from professionals across the nation. In addition to the detailed directions for running each Field Day, there are samples of volunteer letters, teacher memos, schedules, certificates, etc. All of this information is essential when planning a Field Day! Illustrated - 256 pages - Only $34.95! Call (800) 927-0682 FAX: (919) 490-3062 Suggested Grade Levels: K-6 Edited by Krista Winn Background: This page contains the Table of Contents, a listing of the contributors, the Introduction, and a sample certificate.
Physical Education Products Catalog All of this information is essential when planning a field Day! Divided into six chapters, this valuable teaching resource will bring you a yearlong http://greatactivities.net/1catalogpage.html
Extractions: Back to Home Page PE Workshops The Great Activities Newspaper On-Line Sample Issue of The Great Activities Newspaper ... Send Us an E-Mail The Great Activities Publishing Company is dedicated to providing you with innovative and practical Physical Education resources. This catalog contains 24 of the finest Physical Education products on today's market! Our books have been purchased by thousands of elementary, middle school, junior high school, and high school Physical Educators across the United States and Canada. All of our periodicals and books have been written by Physical Education teachers with years of practical experience in the profession. Because of this focus on "field-tested" ideas and activities, you will find the activities insightful, easy-to-follow, and exciting for your students. Beginning and veteran Physical Education teachers have found our materials to contain a "gold mine" of ideas. Please take a few moments to browse the special resources found in this catalog. You'll be glad you did! Editor, Great Activities Publishing Company
General Mills: 2005 Champions Youth Nutrition And Fitness Grants A field Day/Fun Fest concludes the school year. Parents and the community get involved through a health fair and Olympic event. http://www.generalmills.com/corporate/commitment/champions_grant_recipients.aspx
Extractions: bswSectionRollOver("commitment"); General Mills Foundation Communities of Color Combating Hunger Volunteerism ... Community Action Directory The General Mills Foundation and the American Dietetic Association Foundation, in partnership with the Presidentâs Challenge, are proud to announce the recipients of the 2005 Champions Youth Nutrition and Fitness Grants. The $10,000 grants were awarded by the General Mills Foundation to 50 community groups and schools across the United States for initiatives that support innovative programs to help children develop lifelong nutrition and physical fitness habits. Adams Park Community Center St. Louis, Missouri Healthy Futures serves 200 eight to eleven year olds, from a low-income African-American community, who may be vulnerable to diabetes, poor dietary habits or physical inactivity. Healthy Futures is a diabetes prevention curriculum that inspires children to maintain eating habits and physical activity conducive to a healthy lifestyle. The program, including SPARK and 5-A-Day Power Play curriculum, helps children develop a healthy body image, increase aerobic activity, reach and maintain a healthy body weight, increase daily intake of fresh fruits and vegetables and identify those at risk for diabetes. Twice weekly classes are held over eight weeks and Childrenâs Olympics, Back-to-School Kick-off and Family Nights recruit youth and ensure support from caregivers.
Fitness Education For Children - Human Kinetics Teaching healthRelated Physical Fitness Concepts Fitness field Day Fit for Life Family Night Geography Run School health Fair Early Bird http://www.humankinetics.com/products/showproduct.cfm?isbn=0873227239
- Career & Academic Planning Center (CAP) - Rowan University The day of the fair, bring a current resume with an upto-date elaboration of Student Teaching, Practicum or any other Rowan sponsored field experience http://www.rowan.edu/studentaffairs/cap/workshops_events/RU Teacher Job Fair/
Extractions: Please click on a link below for more information. WHO MAY PARTICIPA TE: Rowan University graduating seniors and alumni who are provisionally or fully certified to teach or will have a Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing by August 2006 may participate. This is a unique opportunity to "connect" with many school districts in one day!
Welcome To The Healthy Kids Challenge Importance of 5 A Day, healthy snacks, the Food Guide Pyramid, health fairs, Festivals, School Events everyone has fun while LEARNING! http://www.healthykidschallenge.com/ordermaterials.php
Extractions: Schools that sign up to Take the Challenge receive a resource library for making healthy changes. Just need to order materials without signing up a school/program? Order materials by completing the materials order form With every order, while quantities last, we will include FREE a 32 page event planning book, Dairy Dazzling . The booklet was developed as part of a National Dairy Council grant. It has fun ideas that connect learning about the importance of calcium with active play!
Newindex A planning team met that spring to organize a threeday in-service training for Alabama The group decided to present a health fair for third, fourth, http://www.aces.edu/district/N_AL/
Extractions: Shannon Huber-Norwood , County Extension Agent in Baldwin County, transfered to CEA in Colbert County effective September 18, 2000. Prince Anthony Preyer, Jr. began as Agent-In- Training for Madison County September 1, 2000. Gerald Thompson is the new Multi-County Agent for Limestone/Madison Counties . His livestock expertise has enriched the District since October 1, 2000. Stacey Morton began working as the new County Extension Office Administrative Assistant in DeKalb County, November 20, 2000. Donna Gullatte transferred from Franklin County to Morgan County effective December, 2000. She will assume NEP duties in Morgan County. Kudos To: Betty Gottler , CEA, Morgan County, received the 25 Year Service Award AND the Cecil Mayfield Award at the 22nd Annual ALAE4-HA Meeting in Troy September 6-8, 2000. Annette Wardrup , CEA, DeKalb County received several awards at the ALAE4-HA Annual Meeting. She won awards for her Individual Education Package, Educational Piece (Individual), Personal Column, and Promotional Package (Individual).
